Dennis

Dennis D. Dlugo

November 14, 1945 - March 8, 2022

Dennis D. Dlugo

Beloved husband of the late JoAnn (nee Chiella); father of Dennis (Sandy) and Cynthia Dlugo; uncle of Nora; beloved / special friend of Michele Porcen. Preceded in death by his mother Lillian (nee Malafa), father Walter, brother David and sister Darlene Ambrick. 

Dennis was a proud US Navy Veteran. Dennis loved music and sports. He was loved by his many friends and business associates and will be greatly missed. Services: Monday, March 14, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. at Holy Name Church 8328 Broadway Avenue Cleveland, OH 44105. The family will receive friends on Sunday March 13, 2022, at Vito-Nero Funeral Home 6130 Turney Rd. Garfield Hts, OH (2 blocks south of Rockside) from 3-8 p.m. Interment will take place at All Saints Cemetery

In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Dennis may be made to: Holy Name Church 8328 Broadway Avenue Cleveland, OH 44105, Crossroads Hospice 9775 Rockside Rd., Suite 270 Valley View, OH 44125 or Cleveland APL 1729 Willey Avenue Cleveland, OH 44113.

Denny Dolgowicz

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November 8, 1952 - July 5, 2021

Beloved husband of Linda.  Loving father of Derek (Polly), Brian (Lisa), and Tim (Andrea).  Loving grandfather to Jayden, Natalee, Ethan, Sophia, Mason, Nolan, Ella, and AJ.  Loving uncle to many.  He was preceded in death by his father Joseph, mother Eleanor, and brother David.  Denny and Linda just celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary in June.  He enjoyed spending time with his kids, grandkids, and family.  He played softball for forty years and was a Cleveland Softball Hall of Famer.  He was known as “Big Dog” and #8 in the softball circles.  He loved his Cleveland Browns and was a season ticket holder since 1999, never missing a game!  He was proud to retire from American Metal Recycling three years ago after many years of dedicated working!

He will be missed and loved forever.

Visitation for Denny will be Saturday July 10, 2021, at Vito Nero Funeral Home 6130 Turney Rd, Garfield Heights, OH 44125 from 3-6pm.





Dennis R. Armstrong

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December 23, 1962 - September 10, 2020

Dennis R. "Louie" Armstrong, 57, went to rest peacefully on September 10, 2020, with his daughters by his side. Proud father to Amanda and Melissa, grandfather to Lee and Max, and uncle to Jessica, David, Nichole, and the late Jonathan and Ashleigh; brother to Jack, David, Kimberly, Robert, and Michael and son of the late Jean Brown and Robert Brown Sr., Dennis was an avid music and antique lover and he had a fountain of knowledge about rock and roll artists and classic cars. He had a thirst for learning, especially learning how things worked, and there was nothing he couldn't fix, or convince a company to replace free of charge.  He reigned supreme as a practical joker, his wit was unique and never failed to paint a grin across any face. His sense of humor is irreplaceable and will be sorely missed. Though he valued independence, he was the friendliest loner you could ever meet. Dennis could enjoy a conversation and make a friend anywhere and couldn't help but come to the aid of anyone in need, saving the life of at least two on record.  He took pride in his work and expected the same of others. He was never late, never afraid to speak up, and believed anything worth doing was worth doing right. He was a person of great personal integrity and embodied the true spirit of a Teamster. He raised his daughters no differently than had they been sons, taught us that people should be equal regardless of gender, disability, class, color, sexual orientation or anything else, that being considerate of others was paramount, and that nothing was outside our reach if we endeavored to achieve it. His dreams knew no limit.

In lieu of flowers or a donation, we ask your help in keeping his spirit alive by embodying these qualities, fostering them in others, and sharing laughs as often as you can.

Dennis hated funerals so we will not be having one. A celebration of life will be held when the pandemic has passed; it is unthinkable to risk losing anyone else.